Europe needs to pay up to import liquefied natural gas, pray for a mild winter and cut energy demand as any sabotage of infrastructure or even deeper cuts to Russian supply would make power rationing or blackouts all but inevitable. Rea...  +

Benchmark Dubai crude increased for a fifth consecutive session Monday, catching up with Friday’s Brent rally, while jet fuel caught up with diesel, narrowing the regrade. Read Article  +

A flood of fuel exports from China may provide some relief to a tight global diesel market ahead of sanctions on Russian flows that are expected to squeeze supply even further. Read Article  +

Saudi Aramco has told at least seven customers in Asia they will receive full contract volumes of crude oil in November ahead of the peak winter season, several sources with knowledge of the matter said on Monday. Read Article  +

Saudi Aramco has told at least seven customers in Asia they will receive full contract volumes of crude oil in November ahead of the peak winter season, several sources with knowledge of the matter said on Monday. Read Article  +

A flood of fuel exports from China may provide some relief to a tight global diesel market ahead of sanctions on Russian flows that are expected to squeeze supply even further. Read Article  +

Asian spot liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices fell further this week on healthy inventory levels but a force majeure in Malaysia renewed concerns that buyers might need to seek replacement cargoes amid competition with Europe. Read Arti...  +

Asian spot liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices fell further this week on healthy inventory levels but a force majeure in Malaysia renewed concerns that buyers might need to seek replacement cargoes amid competition with Europe. Read Arti...  +

Europe’s diesel market is starting to run out of control again -- just as it did after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sparked panic over supply of the industrial and automotive fuel. Read Article  +

Oil demand in China, the world’s largest importer, may pick up in the months ahead after Beijing released trade allowances enabling its vast refining industry to ship in more crude and export more fuel. Read Article  +